Travel Restrictions due to COVID-19 Travel Information to Peru 2022
(Updated March 23, 2022)
Due to the global situation, the Peruvian State has decreed a State of Emergency, which affects health and safety measures for all travelers. Consult this information to have a safe trip and stay in our country.
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Biosafety protocols on trains
New regulations from February 1st 2022
It will be necessary to prove the booster dose for people over 40 years of age; otherwise, you can present a negative molecular test with a result date no more than 48 hours before boarding.
Passengers over 18 years old must present proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 to enter indoor areas
ENTRY CONTROLS - STATION AND WAITING ROOMS
- Passengers must wear a double mask (surgical mask underneath and community mask over it) or a KN95 mask along with a face shield at all times. Otherwise, access will be denied.
- Upon entry, passengers must disinfect their hands. Alcohol gel and/or disinfectant solution will be available.
- Entry must be orderly, maintaining a minimum distance of 1.5 meters from other passengers.
- The boarding pass and ID must be shown directly from your cell phone to avoid physical contact.
CONTROLS DURING BOARDING
- Passengers are required to wear either a double mask (a surgical mask underneath a community mask) or a KN95 mask along with a face shield at all times.
- Train staff will provide hand sanitizer before boarding.
- All luggage and personal items need to be disinfected before boarding, and passengers will be instructed on where to place them inside the carriage.
- Passengers must maintain a physical distance of at least 1.5 meters at all times when entering.
- Have your digital boarding pass and ID card ready.
CONTROLS INSIDE THE BIMODAL BUS AND TRAIN
- Passengers are required to wear either a double mask (surgical mask underneath and a community mask on top) or a KN95 mask along with a face shield at all times.
- Passengers must remain in their assigned seats and, for their safety, avoid moving around once seated.
- Bringing and consuming food and beverages on board is not allowed.
- Dispose of waste following the instructions given by the On-board Service staff.
- We have an emergency protocol for managing any suspected cases on board, including a COVID-19 emergency kit and a first aid kit.
BEFORE YOUR TRAVEL
Traveling during the COVID-19 pandemic necessitates additional precautions. Here are some tips for your trip to Peru. Keep in mind that failing to meet these initial requirements could negatively impact your journey.
- Travelers aged 12 and older must show their COVID-19 vaccination card with a complete dose administered at least fourteen (14) days before their flight, or present a negative PCR test taken within 48 hours prior to departure.
- Children under 12 only need to be symptom-free and appear healthy to travel.
- Adhere to biosecurity and disinfection protocols with a positive attitude. If you exhibit symptoms, control staff will collect your information and refer you to health professionals.
- You should not be in an isolation period.
- Follow the requirements of the destination country.
- Wearing a KN95 mask or, alternatively, a surgical mask with three layers combined with a cloth mask is mandatory in public spaces and enclosed areas.
- Individuals over 18 must present either a physical or digital ID card verifying completion of their COVID-19 vaccination schedule, whether in Peru or abroad. From February 27, those over 40 will need to have received a third dose.
- At the airport, maintain social distancing and wear two masks.
- Complete the “Health Electronic Sworn Statement, and commitment to undertake the traveler’s isolation or quarantine,” available on the National Superintendence of Migrations website.
PROTOCOL FOR DEPARTURE
Welcome to Peru! Now that you're here, we recommend following all protocols and adhering to health measures to ease your travel and ensure everyone's safety.
- All passengers must wear a disposable surgical mask at all times, along with a face shield or safety glasses.
- Passengers are required to present their identity card, preferably in a digital format.
- You must not display any symptoms of COVID-19; if you do, you will not be allowed to travel.
- You should not be in an isolation period.
- Adhere to the requirements of your destination country.
- Body temperature will be checked upon entering the tourist transport. Passengers with a temperature above 38°C will not be permitted to board.
COVID-PERU FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is the Inca Trail currently open?
We are thrilled to share that tourism has returned to Cusco, and we're excited to be hiking to Machu Picchu once more. Starting July 15, 2021, with the government reopening the Inca Trail to tourists, we will be offering all of our routes again. Although the government has reduced the number of permits for the 4, 5, and 7-day Inca Trail treks, there are still available spots for the remainder of 2022. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to our beautiful country.
Can I go on the trek if I’m feeling unwell?
If you experience any symptoms related to COVID-19 or physical discomfort, you are not permitted to go on the trek. Entry will be denied to individuals with a body temperature above 38°C. Please reach out to us to reschedule your trek.
How can I reserve my desired dates for the Inca Trail tour?
Reservations are now open for all Inca Trail treks in 2022. Select the most suitable date according to your schedule. However, we recommend booking as soon as possible, especially for peak season dates, since permits for the Inca Trail tend to sell out quickly once they become available. This trend has been evident even in 2021 with the new travel protocols in Peru.
We will regularly update this page with any new travel information from the Peruvian government as it becomes available.
The Peruvian government has imposed curfews that may vary based on the risk level in each region. Check the permitted transit hours here.
Reservations are now available for all treks in 2021 and 2022!
Reservations are now available for all treks and tours in 2021 and 2022. If you haven't yet rescheduled your trek from the time when the Inca Trail was closed, please get in touch with us to arrange a new date. You can reschedule at any time this year or next. Reach out to us for assistance with this process.
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